Mirror

Mirror

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Oct 3, 2006 · Inglês · Kindle (304 páginas)
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Formato Kindle
Páginas 304
Idioma Inglês
Publicado Oct 3, 2006
Editora HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10 0061188255
ISBN-13 9780061188251

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A lyrical work of stunning creative vision, "Mirror Mirror" is set in Renaissance Italy, where Gregory Maguire draws a connection between the poison apple in the original Snow White story and the Borgia family's well-known appetite for poisoning its foes.In "Mirror Mirror" Snow White is called Bianca de Nevada. She is born on a farm in Tuscany in 1495, and when she is seven, her father is ordered by the duplicitous Cesare Borgia to go on a quest to reclaim the relic of the original Tree of Knowledge, a branch bearing three living apples that are thousands of years old. Bianca is left in the care of her father's farm staff and the beautiful--and madly vain--Lucrecia Borgia, Cesare's sister. But Lucrecia becomes jealous of her lecherous brother's interest in the growing child and plots a dire fate for Bianca in the woods below the farm. There Bianca finds herself in the home of seven dwarves--the creators of the magic mirror--who await the return of their brother, the eighth dwarf, long gone on a quest of his own.In the evocative style of Maguire's earlier novels, "Mirror Mirror" is a fresh, compelling take on a beloved classic tale.

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Ficção Científica Infantil Ação e Aventura Fantasia

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This was a blind book from the library and I was really excited to read something by the author of Wicked but this ended up making me reconsider even reading Wicked like I’ve always wanted to. While I do think it was cool that he used an actual historical family and world history, that’s the only positive thing I have to say about it. The whole story was weird and oddly fragmented making it really hard to follow. There were so many parts that didn’t make any sense to me — like the entire being of the dwarves and how randomly everything materializes, how Bianca apparently falls asleep for YEARS after the hunter leaves her in the woods, what the ending for Lucrezia even was — or were just so disturbingly weird and morbid. I finished this book with way more questions than answers. Can someone convince me that Wicked is better than this??

May 16th 2026
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